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Users will now be able to quickly log their water intake and weight as well. Fitbit OS 3.0 update adds support for third-party apps like Couch to 5K, Genius Wrist, MySwimPro, Achu Health and more. The company has also announced that it will be adding support for FitBark, Gold’s AMP for Fitbit, MindBody, Noonlight and TRX in early 2019.

Adah Sharma’s pairing of a floral dress with juttis and a red handbag simply failed to make a mark.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D scribe Lauren LeFranc is attached to write the script for the project, which is in its very early stages.

Now, as the festivities continue, another significant moment has graced the actor’s household, with his wife and actor-producer Namrata Shirodkar celebrating her 52nd birthday on Monday. Taking to Instagram to wish his partner on the special occasion, Mahesh shared a photo of Namrata looking exceptionally elegant in a maroon outfit, adorned with golden earrings and a captivating smile.

Snapchat has been offering a range of filters over the years. The social networking app may not be much popular compared to what it used to be in India a few years back but it still has a huge audience. Snapchat has recently launched a new Cartoon filter which has been made available for all users. You can click images or record videos of your cartoon self which look impressive in real-time. You can also record videos and give an amusing touch to them to upload as a story on Snapchat or elsewhere.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Saturday said Kannauj Medical College will be renamed again after Baba Saheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar. Targetting the Samajwadi Party, Adityanath said the name of the medical college of Kannauj, which was in the name of Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar, was changed during their tenure.

P&G Supply Chain Catalyst Fund will provide an opportunity to startups and innovators to collaborate with Procter & Gamble (P&G) India on customising business solutions, accelerating its journey towards Supply 3.0 initiatives, said a statement from the company.

In 2004, when a motley group of seven artists came together under the banner of Multiple Encounters with the purpose of introducing the nuances of printmaking to the larger audience, they were well aware of the onerous task ahead. “In Europe and America, prints are getting their due, but in India it is still to gain acceptance. People think that these are in multiples and therefore not original works of art, but we want them to realise that these are original prints that involve a lot of work,” says artist Kavita Nayar, one of the founding members of the collective that also includes Ananda Moy Banerji, Dattatreya Apte, Moti Zharotia and Sushanta Guha.